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Series Name :
Authors Access: Where Authors Get Published and Published Authors Get Successful
Contributor :
SpeakUpStudios
Episodes :
95
Date Range :
12/20/2006 - 10/2/2009
Description :
Authors Access: Where Authors Get Published and Published Authors Get Successful
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Authors Afterburner #1
Date :
10/2/2009
Category :
Religion
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Description :
Tyler and Victor discusss whether the Press Release is dead
Moira Allen - Writing For & Reaching the International Market
Date :
9/22/2009
Category :
Religion
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Description :
Allen is the host and editor of Writing-World.com, one of the world’s most popular websites for writers. She helped us understand key points that freelancer must know to enter this lucrative market, including: •Why target international markets? •Where do you locate international markets? •What do you need to consider when targeting an international market?
Deborah Reynolds - Creating Great Impressions
Date :
9/4/2009
Category :
Religion
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Description :
Image consultant and business coach Deborah Reynolds is the author of Getting You Noticed Known and Remembered: Building Your Business Image From the Inside Out. Deborah specializes in working with entrepreneurs and executives improve their public image
Irene Watson - Target Marketing for NonFiction Writers: Why Some People Won't Read Your Book
Date :
8/29/2009
Category :
Religion
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Description :
Alan E. Smith, author of the award-winning “UnBreak Your Health: The Complete Guide to Complementary and Alternative Medicine” spoke with book marketing guru Irene Watson on the importance of considering target reader personas in the book writing process.
Target Marketing to Personas: Why Some People Won’t Read Your Fiction Book
Date :
8/21/2009
Category :
Religion
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Description :
Some of the things we considered: •Importance of knowing your target market before writing your book •Understanding reading preferences, temperments and personalities of potential readers •Creating a profile of the potential readers/target market •Fully understanding why some readers like your book and others don’t